Monday, June 16, 2008
My 2 cents; George Clooney
George recently broke up with ex-waitress girlfriend Sarah Larson and the media is all over it. Many media outlets confess that their relationship was doomed from the start because of George's status as a movie star and Sarah being a former waitress. The media fails to take in account that profession has little to do with love. They made a great couple and could have had a successful relationship despite their age difference. It does not surprise me in the least that they broke up because giving George's track record, he is clearly afraid of commitment. George will not commit to a relationship until he is ready. Until then, he will continue to play the field, and that is my 2 cents.
Today's don't
This "dress" is just plain trashy. One blow from the wind and she is naked as I doubt that she has no underwear on. She has a visible tattoo and I am happy for her that it is not a tramp stamp.
Today's do
Do wear a form fitting shirt with accessories. The neklace is not too over the top, it adds a nice touch to the shirt and it matches the belt. The belt is simple yet it compliments the outfit.Sunday, June 15, 2008
Outstanding article
I read this article "Tips for Attracting Good Men" and I thought that you would enjoy it as much as I did.
Tips for Attracting Good Men
Some women just can’t break the pattern of dating loser guys. Try as they may to meet Mr. Right, they continue to get stuck with the liars, cheaters, and unemployed gold diggers. But this is not necessarily a reflection of the women’s morals, but rather an indicator that their approach to dating is slightly flawed. Here are some tips for attracting men your mother would be proud of.
Look in the Right Places. Think about the places you socialize and meet your men. Are they the same spots you would bring your family if they were visiting you from out of town? We’ve all heard that bars are the worst place to meet new partners, and the reason is that you set a standard about yourself before the relationship begins. Try changing your social patterns. There are plenty of alternative places to connect with men. Some examples include church, coffee houses, fitness centers, and volunteer functions.
Ask the Right Questions. You can save yourself a lot of trouble by learning more about your man before things progress too far. Of course you don’t want to scare away a new flame on the first date, but it is entirely acceptable to be curious if you plan on seeing him again. Some of things you’ll want to know are where they work, how long they have lived in your city, and what their interests are outside of work or school. Try to get a good picture of how they spend their time and why they might be interested in a person such as yourself. This should be easy to do if they have nothing to hide.
Learn to Say No. No one will ever tell you that it is easy to be single. We all want someone to share our thoughts and dreams with. Unfortunately, too many of us sacrifice our own values to avoid the pains of loneliness. If you start to have questions or concerns about your man, then you need to have the ability to tell him no. You can try to work with him on small issues, but the least amount of resistance should serve as a red flag. Remember, you are looking for a good man who will treat you right. This means finding someone who will respect your expectations.
Get Out What You Put In. Always remember that the manner you present yourself will likely determine the type of guy who is attracted to you. If you are always at a bar, then you will probably meet someone who drinks regularly. On the other hand, if you maintain a positive approach to the world and stay active in trustworthy communities, then you will probably meet someone with strong values and a healthy lifestyle. The bottom line is you can only expect to get out of a relationship what you put into it.
In short, the best way to meet a good man is to put yourself in situations where good people get together. Think about the things that are important to you and your future. From there you should change your lifestyle appropriately and you will meet the man that deserves your love.
Tips for Attracting Good Men
Some women just can’t break the pattern of dating loser guys. Try as they may to meet Mr. Right, they continue to get stuck with the liars, cheaters, and unemployed gold diggers. But this is not necessarily a reflection of the women’s morals, but rather an indicator that their approach to dating is slightly flawed. Here are some tips for attracting men your mother would be proud of.
Look in the Right Places. Think about the places you socialize and meet your men. Are they the same spots you would bring your family if they were visiting you from out of town? We’ve all heard that bars are the worst place to meet new partners, and the reason is that you set a standard about yourself before the relationship begins. Try changing your social patterns. There are plenty of alternative places to connect with men. Some examples include church, coffee houses, fitness centers, and volunteer functions.
Ask the Right Questions. You can save yourself a lot of trouble by learning more about your man before things progress too far. Of course you don’t want to scare away a new flame on the first date, but it is entirely acceptable to be curious if you plan on seeing him again. Some of things you’ll want to know are where they work, how long they have lived in your city, and what their interests are outside of work or school. Try to get a good picture of how they spend their time and why they might be interested in a person such as yourself. This should be easy to do if they have nothing to hide.
Learn to Say No. No one will ever tell you that it is easy to be single. We all want someone to share our thoughts and dreams with. Unfortunately, too many of us sacrifice our own values to avoid the pains of loneliness. If you start to have questions or concerns about your man, then you need to have the ability to tell him no. You can try to work with him on small issues, but the least amount of resistance should serve as a red flag. Remember, you are looking for a good man who will treat you right. This means finding someone who will respect your expectations.
Get Out What You Put In. Always remember that the manner you present yourself will likely determine the type of guy who is attracted to you. If you are always at a bar, then you will probably meet someone who drinks regularly. On the other hand, if you maintain a positive approach to the world and stay active in trustworthy communities, then you will probably meet someone with strong values and a healthy lifestyle. The bottom line is you can only expect to get out of a relationship what you put into it.
In short, the best way to meet a good man is to put yourself in situations where good people get together. Think about the things that are important to you and your future. From there you should change your lifestyle appropriately and you will meet the man that deserves your love.
Sexy bedroom accessory
Check out these sexy rhinestone hancuffs. They are perfect for a sexy night in, functional handcuffs go glam with sparkling rhinestones.
Go Green with this stylish men Tee
Be green and stylish with Katharine E Hamnett's Save The World Organic Cotton Tee.
Hot men aviator sunglasses
These Giorgio Armani Aviator Sunglasses are always in style, modern aviator sunglasses with embossed logo on temple. Today is father's day and he deserve the most stylish sunglasses around.
Must-have hobo bag spring 2008
This Prada hobo bag is so hot that it has to be pre-ordered. It's a Vitello Daino Hobo Pebbled calfskin bag with a removable luggage tag accent and a signature metal logo.
Must-have dress
This fitted Sateen Jackie O Dress by black halo is timelessly chic with a draped neckline and a banded hourglass waist.
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Spring colors that you must have in your wardrobe
- Golden Olive
- Spring Crocus
- Rococco Red
- Pink Mist
- Croissant
- Freesia
- Cantaloupe
- Daiquiri Green
- Snorkel Blue
- Silver Gray
- Metallic of all kinds
These should be part of your wardrobe for Spring 2008
A cotton Snow White masculine jacket — Akiko Ogawa
Chartreuse, multilayer, double satin-faced organza mini dress — Alexandra Lind for Alfred Fiandaca
Pink sparkle tulle tutu dress – Betsey Johnson
Ashes of Roses and Steel Gray cocktail dress – Bill Blass
A Lime evening dress — Carlos Miele
Chambray ruffled lace cocktail dress — Carmen Marc Valvo
My Chocolate leather bomber jacket – great to be worn with anything and everything — Charlotte Ronson
My silk chiffon blouson which can be worn as a blouse or a poolside cover up in Bougainvillea — David Rodriguez
Hand-painted chiffon blouse in a tunic length — Dennis Basso
A three-tiered skirt of Aubergine and Black silk net — Doori Chung for Doo.ri
White sunburst pleated tunic — Douglas Hannant
Belted dresses, shirt jackets and skirts — Elie Tahari
A cotton/silk sundress with tribal geometric embroidery in Midnight Sea and Citrus Shock — James Coviello
Black-laminated, oxford, high-waisted mini with satin details — Jenni Kayne
A pleated, high-waisted executive dress that is Cocoa with vibrant accents — Kai Milla
Cocktail dress in Ocean Teal — Laura Poretzky for Abaeté
A Burnt Coral banded dress because it is the perfect blend of casual elegance — Lela Rose
Patchwork shift dress in Sea Foam shades — Luca Luca
Flamingo Pink silk jersey dress — Michael Kors
A sexy, plunge-neck romper in a graphic print of Vibrant Orange and Curry — Nanette Lepore
Silver metallic leather bomber jacket — Pamella Roland
Tomato Red lacquered cotton top — Peter Som
A dress in solid, vibrant colors or in floral prints — Reem Acra
The deep-back, relocated sleeve, cropped jacket in Safari — Tia Cibani for Ports 1961
1930s bias slip dress in Peacock swirl — Tracy Reese
A volume skirt in Sonic Green — Waleed Khairzada for Cynthia Steffe
The Miss Sixty “Madeline” dress – a sexy, glamorous dress with a bold, all-over logo print done in a very Pop Art style — Wichy Hassan for Miss Sixty
Lemon Yellow silk chiffon dress with capelet and rosette detail — Y&Kei
My raw-drape tee in Lemongrass — Yigal Azrouël
Bernini cloud gown in Aurora Borealis — Zac Posen
(Source: Pantone Spring Color Report)
Chartreuse, multilayer, double satin-faced organza mini dress — Alexandra Lind for Alfred Fiandaca
Pink sparkle tulle tutu dress – Betsey Johnson
Ashes of Roses and Steel Gray cocktail dress – Bill Blass
A Lime evening dress — Carlos Miele
Chambray ruffled lace cocktail dress — Carmen Marc Valvo
My Chocolate leather bomber jacket – great to be worn with anything and everything — Charlotte Ronson
My silk chiffon blouson which can be worn as a blouse or a poolside cover up in Bougainvillea — David Rodriguez
Hand-painted chiffon blouse in a tunic length — Dennis Basso
A three-tiered skirt of Aubergine and Black silk net — Doori Chung for Doo.ri
White sunburst pleated tunic — Douglas Hannant
Belted dresses, shirt jackets and skirts — Elie Tahari
A cotton/silk sundress with tribal geometric embroidery in Midnight Sea and Citrus Shock — James Coviello
Black-laminated, oxford, high-waisted mini with satin details — Jenni Kayne
A pleated, high-waisted executive dress that is Cocoa with vibrant accents — Kai Milla
Cocktail dress in Ocean Teal — Laura Poretzky for Abaeté
A Burnt Coral banded dress because it is the perfect blend of casual elegance — Lela Rose
Patchwork shift dress in Sea Foam shades — Luca Luca
Flamingo Pink silk jersey dress — Michael Kors
A sexy, plunge-neck romper in a graphic print of Vibrant Orange and Curry — Nanette Lepore
Silver metallic leather bomber jacket — Pamella Roland
Tomato Red lacquered cotton top — Peter Som
A dress in solid, vibrant colors or in floral prints — Reem Acra
The deep-back, relocated sleeve, cropped jacket in Safari — Tia Cibani for Ports 1961
1930s bias slip dress in Peacock swirl — Tracy Reese
A volume skirt in Sonic Green — Waleed Khairzada for Cynthia Steffe
The Miss Sixty “Madeline” dress – a sexy, glamorous dress with a bold, all-over logo print done in a very Pop Art style — Wichy Hassan for Miss Sixty
Lemon Yellow silk chiffon dress with capelet and rosette detail — Y&Kei
My raw-drape tee in Lemongrass — Yigal Azrouël
Bernini cloud gown in Aurora Borealis — Zac Posen
(Source: Pantone Spring Color Report)
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Blind item
Which male celebrity who is now divorced has been using hardcore drugs to self-medicate?
*All blind items are from a reliable hollywod source.
*All blind items are from a reliable hollywod source.
Valentine's day
Dear MzDiamonds,
I'm Tony and I'm a very romantic italian guy. Two weeks ago, I met a girl and we've been pretty tight. I was planning on having dinner at a nice restaurant with her on Vday but she told me couple days ago that Vday is also her Bday. I feel that I don't know her long enough to get her a present in addition to the expensive dinner.
-Tony
Hi Tony,
I wish that you would tell me a little bit more about your relationship with her and how serious you two are. You have known her for a short time and are not obligated to get her anything. Dinner should be enough but you should also get her flowers and that will seal the deal. And if she is not satisfied then you will have the make a decision on as to whether or not you want to stay will her. Since you are a romantic guy, next year get her something nice to make up for not giving her a birthday present this year. Hopefully, you too are better than "tight" by then.
Best of luck,
MzDiamonds
I'm Tony and I'm a very romantic italian guy. Two weeks ago, I met a girl and we've been pretty tight. I was planning on having dinner at a nice restaurant with her on Vday but she told me couple days ago that Vday is also her Bday. I feel that I don't know her long enough to get her a present in addition to the expensive dinner.
-Tony
Hi Tony,
I wish that you would tell me a little bit more about your relationship with her and how serious you two are. You have known her for a short time and are not obligated to get her anything. Dinner should be enough but you should also get her flowers and that will seal the deal. And if she is not satisfied then you will have the make a decision on as to whether or not you want to stay will her. Since you are a romantic guy, next year get her something nice to make up for not giving her a birthday present this year. Hopefully, you too are better than "tight" by then.
Best of luck,
MzDiamonds
He won't commit
This is my first blog post and I hope you enjoy it. My very first letter was sent to my website http://bffuniverse.com/ from Verte.N. of Idaho and it reads.
To MzDiamonds,
I am writing to you because you seem to be an "expert" on friendship and relationship. I have been seeing this guy (M) for 8 months now and he has yet to call me his girlfriend. I have been very good to him so much so that I have allowed him to have anal sex with me (which I promised myself I would never do). He won't introduce me to any of his friends or family members but he comes over to have sex on a weekly basis and says he cares about me. I really am beginning to fall in love with him but he does not seem to care much for me and I am worried. I want to be with him, how do I get him to commit? Verte.N. Idaho
Dear Ms. Verte.N.
First, I want to thank you for trusting me to give you advice. Sorry to hear about your troubles but there is nothing I can tell you that will make M commit to you if he does not want to. After 8 months in a relationship, you should have already met his friends at least. When a man truly cares about a woman, he tells the world. You state that you are "beginning to fall in love with him" and since you are not fully in love with him yet, my advice is to kick him to the curb asap. Staying with M will hurt you more in the long run so leave before your feelings get hurt. Start focusing on your self and don't settle. I promise you once M sees that you have forgotten about him, he will be on his knees begging you to take him back. And this time it will your call as to whether you want him back or not.
To MzDiamonds,
I am writing to you because you seem to be an "expert" on friendship and relationship. I have been seeing this guy (M) for 8 months now and he has yet to call me his girlfriend. I have been very good to him so much so that I have allowed him to have anal sex with me (which I promised myself I would never do). He won't introduce me to any of his friends or family members but he comes over to have sex on a weekly basis and says he cares about me. I really am beginning to fall in love with him but he does not seem to care much for me and I am worried. I want to be with him, how do I get him to commit? Verte.N. Idaho
Dear Ms. Verte.N.
First, I want to thank you for trusting me to give you advice. Sorry to hear about your troubles but there is nothing I can tell you that will make M commit to you if he does not want to. After 8 months in a relationship, you should have already met his friends at least. When a man truly cares about a woman, he tells the world. You state that you are "beginning to fall in love with him" and since you are not fully in love with him yet, my advice is to kick him to the curb asap. Staying with M will hurt you more in the long run so leave before your feelings get hurt. Start focusing on your self and don't settle. I promise you once M sees that you have forgotten about him, he will be on his knees begging you to take him back. And this time it will your call as to whether you want him back or not.
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